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*zebadee* · 16-03-2008

Hi

OK so 0&0 says it is Vista ready.
With Vista 64 bit this just ain't so.
Vista locks certain files, which 0&0 leaves.
This results in an area that isn't defragged.
This area grows slowly but surely, with continued defragging.

UltimateDefrag, is very good & I did consider this before going for PerfectDisk2008.
Cost being possibly the factor. (Plus I preferred the interface).
Edit: the ease of defragging USB/Flash drive ect, was also something I liked.
However you can get 25% off currently with a free upgrade to UltimateDefrag2008: *.
This new version is supposedly due very soon.
They have emailed current owners/interested parties.

*What If I Recently Purchased UltimateDefrag?
At the time we release UltimateDefrag 2008, all people who purchased the product in the last 90 days will be entitled to a FREE upgrade to UltimateDefrag 2008.

16-03-2008	#16 (permalink)
zebadee CD Freaks Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 5,062	Re: Windows Defragmenter Hi OK so 0&0 says it is Vista ready. With Vista 64 bit this just ain't so. Vista locks certain files, which 0&0 leaves. This results in an area that isn't defragged. This area grows slowly but surely, with continued defragging. UltimateDefrag, is very good & I did consider this before going for PerfectDisk2008. Cost being possibly the factor. (Plus I preferred the interface). Edit: the ease of defragging USB/Flash drive ect, was also something I liked. However you can get 25% off currently with a free upgrade to UltimateDefrag2008: . This new version is supposedly due very soon. They have emailed current owners/interested parties. What If I Recently Purchased UltimateDefrag? At the time we release UltimateDefrag 2008, all people who purchased the product in the last 90 days will be entitled to a FREE upgrade to UltimateDefrag 2008.